The School of Engineering’s unique learning environment includes two undergraduate programs that allow students to explore engineering concepts in business and management contexts. Technical Communication and Industrial Management, both Bachelor of Science programs, offer students opportunities to take general engineering courses alongside courses focusing on various business disciplines, communication skills, and psychology. Both programs emphasize the real-world application of skills, making graduates extremely marketable within the workforce.

These programs are ideal for students who may have a general interest in engineering or who wish to develop a wide variety of skills to maximize value to potential employers.

Industrial Management
The Industrial Management program is a mutual effort between the School of Engineering, Stetson School of Business and Economics, and College of Liberal Arts. Taken as a whole, the combination of courses uniquely prepares graduates for challenging positions in any of the manufacturing and service industries. Click here to learn more about Industrial Management.

Technical Communication
Technical Communication is designed to teach students how to effectively communicate in a wide variety of settings through both verbal and visual communication. Students who excel in technical communication typically have the following interests/abilities:
Strength in both the math/science and the humanities
Love of computers as well as people
Interest in problem-solving and teamwork
Talent for organizing projects and motivating others
Commitment to excellence

Graduates of the program enter a variety of fields including graphic design, web design, multimedia, instructional design, technical editing, technical writing, and usability. Click here to learn more about Technical Communication.